After intensive negotiations and strike action, NEU members have agreed to accept the latest offer from the Thames Learning Trust.
Read moreDetailsA boy in his teens was approached by two offenders who took his mobile phone and put him in a headlock
Read moreDetailsPlans to make temporary use of Reading Gaol as a police training site for have suddenly been shelved "at the request" of new owners
Read moreDetailsReading MP Matt Rodda has called for further action from the owner of Reading Football Club amid continued difficulty for the club
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that works to make its offices in Bridge Street have begun ahead of construction of a new purpose-built library
Read moreDetailsIt comes as figures from recycling partnership re3 show that more than two-thirds of items thrown away in grey bins in the borough could be recycled
Read moreDetailsThe BOB ICB is seeing teams from across the region working to prepare for some of the NHS' busiest months
Read moreDetailsMembers of Lambs Lane group design bunting for international celebration
Read moreDetailsA historic arch at the busiest junction in Reading is set to be restored as urgent repairs are needed.
Read moreDetailsA school governor who has "demonstrated an unwavering commitment to community service" has been put forward for The Inspiration Award.
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